Starlasu

The Starlasu approach provides a flexible, systematic, and extensible framework for creating tools like parsers, transpilers, code analyzers, interpreters, code generators, and domain-specific languages (DSLs).

Documentation

This project has been migrated from Writerside to Docusaurus for better maintainability and modern web standards.

Documentation Structure

• docs/ - Docusaurus-based documentation site
• Writerside/ - Original Writerside documentation (legacy)
• webHelpSTRUMENTA2-all/ - Generated web help files

Getting Started with Documentation

1. View Online: The documentation is available at https://starlasu.com

2. Local Development:

   cd docs
   npm install
   npm start

3. Build for Production:

   cd docs
   npm run build

What is Starlasu?

Starlasu consists of a mental framework and guidelines to build different components. For example, we have a detailed method to design and implement parsers (see The Chisel Method).

Starlasu is supported by a family of libraries, each supporting the application of The Starlasu approach on different platforms:

• Kolasu: For the JVM (Java, Kotlin), expanding to Node.js and browser environments in version 1.6.
• Tylasu: For Node.js and browser environments.
• Pylasu: For Python.
• Sharplasu: For .NET.

These libraries share a common architecture and are interoperable. This enables cross-platform development and consistent tooling.

Migration Notes

The migration from Writerside to Docusaurus provides:

• Modern Web Standards: Better performance and accessibility
• Improved Navigation: Enhanced search and navigation capabilities
• Better Maintainability: Easier to update and extend
• Responsive Design: Works better on mobile and tablet devices
• Version Control: Better integration with Git workflows

Contributing

To contribute to the documentation:

1. Make changes in the docs/ directory
2. Test locally with npm start
3. Submit a pull request

License

Copyright © Strumenta. Built with Docusaurus.